Technical display mode flux

TL;DR:
The root cause of the Technical-mode glitch is still unknown (actually I think maybe I was mixing up different modes and now I think I figured it out by going through the mode settings) :sweat_smile:

so maybe ignore me, but thanks for hanging out, cause Rhino forum is awesome :smiley:

… Switching to any other display mode (I chose ‘rendered’) and back to Technical is the only reliable bypass. After doing that, the viewport and exports match, but Technical stops generating one of the lines because of its own shading/edge-generation effects — the issue is inside Technical’s line logic, not in Print or ViewCaptureToFile.

These were my view capture settings:

… to reveal the anomaly by zooming in and switching the view display from technical to rendered and back to technical:

This is apparently while using ‘standard’ shading effects:

here is anomaly when line is missing without using that trick as explained earlier:

You can clearly see how important line details are missing. :pensive_face:

At least the cool little patent drawing looking shadows are there though, when the other lines aren’t :sweat_smile: :smiling_face_with_tear:

Maybe some kinda shadow glitch with them fancy parallel line shadow thingamajigs. :thinking: :hot_beverage:

I’d upload a file but it’s super topsykrets so, hope my silly explaination helps some. :clinking_beer_mugs:

Ok so I went through the technical display mode and I think I fixed it. lol

Ok so after going through all the settings of the default technical mode and changing all of them I became more familiar with them again and got the results corrected more now with 99.9% satisfaction :smiley:

so here I am late at work again but this is beautiful and Rhino is awesome, but I wish Rhino had more hidden line spacing and orientation options etc. :melting_face: